Emerging tensions between F1 and the FIA?

By deciding to replace Peter Bayer, its general secretary for sport and executive director for Formula 1, the FIA chose to mark its territory against the leaders of the F1 Group and the team bosses, who wanted it to remain.

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Emerging tensions between F1 and the FIA?

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In the Principality, during the last Monaco GP (May 27-29), the rumor of his departure from the FIA raised eyebrows. “ Peter Bayer will leave, confided to us this important actor of the Circus. THE new President (Mohammed Ben Sulayem. Editor’s note) wants to compose his team, it is commendable, except that the F1 is a special discipline. "" Bayer has very good knowledge

Jean-Michel Desnoues

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Emerging tensions between F1 and the FIA?

By deciding to replace Peter Bayer, its general secretary for sport and executive director for Formula 1, the FIA chose to mark its territory against the leaders of the F1 Group and the team bosses, who wanted it to remain.

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Jean-Michel Desnoues

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By deciding to replace Peter Bayer, its general secretary for sport and executive director for Formula 1, the FIA chose to mark its territory against the leaders of the F1 Group and the team bosses, who wanted it to remain.